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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
1
The Democratic presidential hopefuls attend RFK grave services as mourners fill the area near John Kennedy's memorial. Rob er t Kennedy’s temporary grave lies 50 feet from Bobby Kennedy’s, with a Magnolia tree sheltering the site. A simple memorial is planned while a permanent burial is prepared.
A fragmented state forecast notes cloudiness and warmer conditions for various California regions. It mentions a proposed bond issue to address city deficiencies and references City of Hayward officials and a revitalization program, with scattered temperatures and winds across the Northwest and Monterey Bay areas.
James Ray, 40, arrested at London Airport ending a global chase tied to the Memphis King murder. Police say forged passports and a White Mustang linked to the case. Ray held on charges as to firearms and fraud. The trail stretched from Toronto to Lisbon and Brussels before London capture.
Emergency calls from Southern Alameda County report 10 hours of dispatches. Grass fires erupt on Fairview and various streets including Redwood, Marina Boulevard, Orchard, and Thornton Avenues. Resuscitation attempts noted at several residences, with one car fire near Davis and a building fire on Mission Boulevard. Continuous alerts through the day hint at ongoing property risk and vehicle incidents.
Multiple obituaries from Hayward Fremont San Leandro and Castro Valley list names such as Lynn He Adkins and J Huthes with birthplaces Hayward and Fremont. Dates of death in June 8 9 and June 4 9 are given with funeral services planned tomorrow at various churches and mortuaries including Valdez Brothers and Sorensen Brothers Mortuary.
The judge cited a compulsive gambling urge as Truax's motive after a $ theft spree linked to Las Vegas. Mintz called gambling a sickness and urged leniency for possible mitigation. Assistant DA Jensen pressed for the maximum sentence as Truax claimed the money was dissipated.
Jensen blasted truax for a "systematic and deliberate scheme of embezzlement" as judge Sulton ordered immediate custody. Truax faces federal charges of interstate transportation of stolen funds and up to 30,000 dollar fines. Parole board to decide when state sentences begin. parents and wife endured a probing courtroom exit.
A weekend search for a plane carrying four people failed to locate the aircraft. Justice Department urged the high court not to decide political questions, citing a 1923 rally disturbance as a backdrop for ongoing legal debates.
Reporters question a conspiracy claim after Sandy Serrano, 20, a Kennedy aide, identified the dark-haired girl in a polka-dot dress seen fleeing the Ambassador Hotel. Three women, including 19-year-old belly dancer Kathy Fulmer, contest the description, while Serrano maintains her sighting as the only match. In Chicago, a Jordanian grocer is killed. police suspect a revenge motive tied to Kennedy’s death as two Black suspects are sought.
The Supreme Court upheld the 1966 federal law guaranteeing minimum hourly wages and time and a half overtime for about 1.7 million state workers. Twenty-eight states had challenged Congress's power, but the court ruled against them by a 6 to 2 vote. Justice Harlan stated that labor conditions in schools and hospitals can affect commerce.
Two masked robbers robbed Margeno's Pizzeria on J Street late yesterday, taking more than $3,000 in receipts. In Fremont, two sacks totaling about $1,800 were taken from Russells Market, found missing earlier but not reported until Saturday. In a separate case, Paul Flood and Basi Callins, Oakland men, were arrested on several armed robbery charges after a deputy stopped their car for a broken tail light and found a .22 derringer.
Directors of the Washington Township Hospital District met to readjust a rate increase voted last week. The corrected prices set private bedroom and adult isolation at 61 dollars, two bedroom 53, four bedroom 51, ICU 93, coronary care 306, pediatrics ward 51, pediatrics isolation 55, pediatrics private 53, newborns 20, with nonresident patients charged three dollars more daily.
AP reports actor Alex Cord and actress Joanna Pettet honeymooning after a wedding performed at the home of Judge Arden Jensen in Solvang.
California Highway Patrol reports a head on collision on Highway 50 near Greenville east of Livermore killed Jesus lores of Livingston who sat in the front seat. Driver Clseria Moreno 48 of Stockton traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes collided with Darye G. Lee 21 of Tracy. Two passengers fled, one was treated and released for minor injuries. Moreno arrested for felony drunk driving.
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the FCC's power to regulate community antenna television systems. Justice Harlan wrote that the authority derives from the 1934 federal communications law, clearing the way for expanded government supervision and integration of the growing industry.
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling upheld a New York law requiring public school systems to lend textbooks to children in parochial and other private schools. Justice Byron R. White delivered the decision, stating the law does not violate the Constitution.
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